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Manzoni Bianco DOC Piave BIO is produced by Cantina Pizzolato in Villorba, Italy. This vineyard is 100% organic but also the entire process of vinification and transformation of the grapes is certified. This is thus a guarantee of quality for all the wines of Cantina Pizzolato.

In addition to being certified organic, Manzoni Bianco DOC Piave BIO is also certified vegan. Thus, no animal protein is used during the clarification process.

The bottle is made from 94% recycled glass. The 100% sustainable cork, as well as the capsule and the cardboard packaging, come from recycled materials. The label is made from cotton industry waste and the amount of ink used is as low as possible.

Created during the 1930s, Manzoni Bianco is an indigenous grape variety resulting from the cross between Pinot Blanc and Rhenish Riesling. The grapes being particularly fragile, great attention is then paid throughout the ripening period until the moment of harvest. The result is a wine with a tropical scent but also with an incredible sapidity in the mouth. These characteristics are enhanced during vinification because part of the harvest is fermented in barrels.

Dress
The color is intense straw yellow.

Nose
The nose is fruity, we find apricot, pineapple and peach.

Stuffy
On the palate it is a refined, warm and mineral wine.

Food & wine pairings
Ideal as an aperitif or to accompany starters or light main courses. As an example of agreement, it goes perfectly with soups, risottos, starters and main courses but also excellent at the end of the evening.

The 2017 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Colline Teramane DOCG Riserva comes from vineyards in the Colline Teramane that received the DOCG designation in 2003. The 2003 vintage is the first year of production released with the new guidelines.

Production
This area is located near the “Gran Sasso” a massif of the Apennines and benefits from a microclimate in which the vines flourish and offer fine wines with character. Introduced in Abruzzo at the beginning of the 19th century, the Montepulciano grape spread throughout the region to become the only red grape in the region. Finally, the “Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita” was approved for the “Teramane Hills” production sub-zone.

Winemaking
Regarding the winemaking process, the harvest is done manually. Thus, only the best grapes are selected. This is then done by controlling the fermentation according to the quality of the grapes of the year. Then comes an aging in wood for 18 months and finally a refining in bottles for a year. This wine is produced in limited quantities. Thus, only the best vintages are put on the market.

Dress
Compared to the dress, this one is intense ruby ​​with garnet reflections.

Nose
On the nose, we are impressed by the primary aromas and their persistence.

Stuffy
On the palate, the wine is soft and structured with great elegance.

Food & wine pairings
The Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Colline Teramane DOCG Riserva 2017 is our favorite! To be enjoyed with all meat dishes and to be consumed without moderation.

The new Prosecco DOC Brut Rosé Pizzolato BIO/Vegan is a vintage sparkling wine that combines the aroma and fruity characteristics of the Glera grape (90%) with the elegance, refinement and style of Pinot Noir (10%): l he future of Prosecco is definitely rosy!

Winemaking
This prosecco DOC Brut Rosé from Pizzolato BIO/Vegan is thus the result of a long charmat method of about two months in an autoclave, obtained from a blend of Glera and Pinot Noir. The Pinot Noir grapes, after a gentle pressing, are then left in contact with the skins for the period necessary to achieve the desired color. The must is then subjected to fermentation in steel tanks at a controlled temperature of 18°C. Finally, a cuvée is then prepared with Prosecco wine (90%) for about 2 months in an autoclave. 5 atm.

Beading
It is fine but also persistent.

Dress
She's dewy while still shining

Nose
The nose has an intense aroma, with delicate notes of white flowers, apple and pear, typical of Prosecco. Everything then mingles with recognizable notes of red fruits.

Stuffy
This prosecco has a fresh, velvety taste with good acidity. It is thus very tasty, with a dry and persistent finish. Velvety, fresh, well-balanced, and finally it's also lively with an elegant aftertaste.

Food & wine pairings
This ORGANIC/Vegan Prosecco DOC Brut Rosé from Pizzolato is perfect for an aperitif or as an accompaniment to fish or seafood-based starters. Its unique and excellent taste lends itself to all occasions and will be unanimously appreciated by your guests at events. Epicurious Brothers has therefore selected this unique product to enjoy without moderation.

Prosecco DOC Extra Dry certified organic and vegan is produced by Cantina Pizzolato in Villorba, Italy. This vineyard is 100% organic. This is thus a guarantee of quality for all their products.

In addition to being certified organic, Prosecco DOC Extra Dry is also certified vegan. Thus, no animal protein is used during the clarification process. The bottle is made from 94% recycled glass. The 100% sustainable cork, as well as the capsule and the cardboard packaging, come from recycled materials. The label is also made from waste from the cotton industry and the amount of ink used is as low as possible.

Dress
This sparkling wine with fine and persistent perlage has a brilliant straw yellow color.

Nose
On the nose, a fruity and harmonious fragrance is reminiscent of pippin apple.

Stuffy
On the palate, this Prosecco is velvety, fresh but also well balanced.

Food & wine pairings
Ideal for concocting exclusively organic cocktails. For Spritz with our organic Rondò bitters or even Hugos with our organic Elderberry liqueur. Also try with our organic Sicilian blood orange liqueur, Arancello for an innovative and fresh cocktail!

Producer
With five generations of experience behind it, the Pizzolato Settimo & Gino farm was created in 1981. Originally, the company dealt with cattle breeding, vine growing and harvesting fruits and vegetables, including kiwis, peaches and strawberries.

Grapes and wine, products of excellence among all agricultural products, quickly proved to be the first to respond positively to organic methods. In 1991, the wines produced began to be controlled and certified by a control body in accordance with EEC Regulation No. 2092/91. In addition, winemaking and bottling techniques have also been regulated by a new European organic wine statute. Finally, the winery obtained organic certification in 1991, the year certification bodies were created in Italy.

The Rosso IGT Veneto “Novello” – without added sulphites is a PIWI wine, i.e. from vines resistant to fungal diseases. It is thus the result of constant human research and selection, over several decades, of crosses between varieties of vitis vinifera and American vine varieties (resistant to fungal diseases). The result for this wine is the minimum number of treatments carried out and the resulting environmental impact for its creation.

Winemaking
The maceration is 100% carbonic. Barely harvested, the grapes are poured into an airtight vat saturated with carbon dioxide for about a week. Inside the vat, the bunches at the bottom remain pressed by the weight of the grapes above.

The natural crushing of the grapes produces the formation of a must which, thanks to enzymes, begins to ferment, producing alcohol and additional carbon dioxide.

Malolactic fermentation then begins. Then the must is pressed and placed in a tank where, in a few days, the sugar will turn into alcohol.

Dress
Its color is ruby ​​red with purple hues.

Nose
Notes of violet and red berries.

Stuffy
The Rosso IGT Veneto is soft, harmonious and fruity.

Food & wine pairings
This Rosso IGT Veneto is ideal with autumn dishes such as pumpkin risotto, roasted chestnuts and pumpkin and mushroom dishes. This wine without added sulphites is unique and will surprise you, it is to be consumed without moderation.

Sauvignon Blanc Alto Adige DOC 2021 is produced in the Steinhaus estate located almost 600 meters above sea level, in a position dominating the Adige valley. The property is thus made up of 7 hectares of vines. The climate of Bucholz di Salorno is characterized by strong temperature fluctuations. Indeed, the hot days are influenced by the Mediterranean climate but also the cold nights with very cool winds coming from the mountains.

This wine comes from a selection of the best grapes of the estate. It expresses strong salty and mineral notes as well as a fresh acidity. The aromas are complex and delicate, as you would expect from a Sauvignon born at altitude.

Winemaking
To begin with, the grapes are harvested manually in small crates. As soon as they arrive at the winery, they are then gently pressed and the must undergoes static clarification. Finally, fermentation takes place at controlled temperature in stainless steel tanks. The wine then rests on its fine lees throughout the winter and is bottled the following spring, retaining its aroma, freshness and inimitable flavor.

This wine is to be consumed preferably within 3 to 5 years following the harvest and to be served preferably between 12 and 14 degrees.

Dress
Straw yellow with greenish reflections.

Nose
Aromatic and fragrant, with notes of currants, elderberries and also delicate herbaceous notes.

Stuffy
Pleasant and fruity.

Food & wine pairing
Perfect for appetizers as well as starters. In addition, it is ideal to accompany first fish courses and dishes with shellfish and freshwater fish.

Windhund Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT 2018 is produced in the Steinhaus estate located almost 600 meters above sea level, in a position overlooking the Adige Valley. The property consists of 7 hectares of vines. The climate of Bucholz di Salorno is characterized by strong temperature fluctuations with hot days influenced by the Mediterranean climate and cold nights with very cool winds coming from the mountains.

The name Windhund, which means "greyhound" in German, recalls the drawings of the artist Albercht Dürer from the 16th century, where the greyhound was a recurring theme. The Dürer Way, an ancient passage which linked the Germanic world to the Mediterranean, passes exactly near Steinhaus. Dürer himself therefore used it during his travels in Italy at the end of the 15th century.

Winemaking
The grapes are first harvested manually in small crates. As soon as they arrive at the cellar, they are then gently pressed and subjected to low-temperature maceration. Then, the fermentation of the different grapes takes place at controlled temperature in stainless steel tanks. The wine finally rests on its fine lees throughout the winter and is bottled the following spring.

Dress
Yellow with light golden reflections.

Nose
The nose is expressive, fine, but also characterized by notes of white-fleshed fruit followed by suggestive floral scents and freshly mown hay.

Stuffy
On the palate, this Windhund opens with notes of almond, also supported by a fragrant freshness and a lively acid vein. The finish on the palate is tasty, long and clean.

Food & wine pairing
Goes perfectly with cheeses but also fish-based main dishes.